How much do burglar-proof doors cost

By definition, any type of exterior door is anti-burglary. Nevertheless, classic exterior doors can be insufficient protection of the interior from strangers. Not all types of doors are equipped with special security features, which, going by the thinking of burglars, protect the sash and locks from being disarmed. For this reason, when choosing an interior door, it is worth following the category of burglar-proof doors. The price of burglar-proof doors differs from that of classic exterior doors. Additional reinforcing protection requires a change in the design of the door and the door frame, which translates into the cost of production.

How does an anti-burglary door differ from a classic front door?

Each door has its own class. Burglar-proof doors are specified between class A-C. Class C is the limit of security. For this reason, for single-family homes, it is recommended to choose doors with the lowest class C. Doors with the highest burglary category are devoid of glazing. Anti-burglary doors from the StalProdukt Zamosc catalog are equipped with, among other things, sheet metal hardware, hinge covers, additional anti-burglary bolts or multiplied locks. Each element provides additional protection for the door and prevents it from being knocked down, opened with a crowbar or cutting out structural elements.

What should an anti-burglary door look like?

Burglar-proof doors look the same as classic front doors. They differ primarily in thickness and the metal sheets that are sometimes placed on the surface of the door. Some manufacturers of anti-burglary doors place security devices inside the door – this is just as effective. When choosing an anti-burglary door, make sure that it is equipped with security bars and sheet metal reinforcing the door frame with a minimum thickness of 2mm.